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  • Harbour No Secrets

  • DI Winter Meadows, Book 8
  • By: Cheryl Rees-Price
  • Narrated by: Andy Cresswell
  • Length: 8 hrs and 51 mins
  • 4.5 out of 5 stars (2 ratings)

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Summary

When a young woman is found in a lake, murdered, the police become intrigued by the strange dynamics within her circle of friends.

It's Alys Pugh's birthday and her mates are organizing a little surprise for her. When she doesn't show up, they realize something's wrong. Later, her body is found in the cold waters of Llyn y Fan.

On searching Alys' house, detectives discover an array of seaside objects and suspect they are some sort of message left by the killer.

With everyone seemingly harboring a secret, tempers fray and suspicion grows. And when similar trinkets are found in another of their houses, those underlying tensions bubble to the surface.

Then someone else in the group is killed.

Unless Detective Inspector Meadows can salvage the truth from the murky depths of the past, they may not be the last victim.

HARBOUR NO SECRETS is the eighth standalone mystery to feature DI Winter Meadows, set in South Wales.

©2023 Cheryl Rees-Price (P)2024 W. F. Howes Ltd

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I enjoy this author’s books but her editor really needs to take her to task about the constant use of “he said” - it’s appalling writing and becomes so intrusive. Her plots are interesting and so are her characters but I want to scream at the repetition of said instead of employing the numerous alternatives. Somebody please give this woman a thesaurus! (I acknowledge the influence of the wonderful Lawrence Fishburne’s Bowery King character with that last sentence)

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